As of late, the focus for us in the industry as far as CPUs and chipsets go is almost everything Intel. Intel has been the biggest player by far; Core 2 has managed to simply trounce AMD. With delays ...

The introduction of AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series processors, based on the Zen 5 architecture, in August 2023 marked an advancement in desktop computing performance. These processors utilize the AM5 socket ...

AMD's new 600-series chipsets will launch later this year, ready to handle the world of Zen 4 processors -- but just as excitingly -- DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 technology. But with all these new features and ...

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. today revealed details of the AMD-8000 series of chipsets for use in current and next-generation computing platforms. The series of chipsets, and the company’s ...

AMD has a new motherboard chipset that marks a hard cutoff in support for older processors. B550, the follow-up to the B450, will not support previous generations of Ryzen processors — notably those ...

New AMD64 processors combine with VIA K8T890 Series chipsets to create high-performance PCI Express-enabled PCs that take digital multimedia performance to new heights Taipei, Taiwan, October 19 2004, ...

Famed overclocker der8auer is known for posting de-lidding videos, whereby he strips the integrated heatspreader (IHS) off a CPU to check out what's underneath (solder or grease). This time around, ...

Taipei, Taiwan — VIA Technologies Inc., the biggest rival of Intel Corp. in computer chipsets, has started volume shipment of its double data rate (DDR) chipsets that support the Athlon processor made ...

If you've been waiting to see what AMD will have to offer in the mainstream desktop processor space for 2018, you won't be waiting much longer. According to a new report out of Japan, AMD's next crop ...

Integrated chipsets may not be particularly exciting from a hardcore enthusiast perspective, but they're the bedrock components that both AMD and Intel depend on when building an attractive platform.

And then there were three . . . After months of rumors, Taiwan-based Via Technologies has confirmed that it will stop producing chipsets for PCs that use Intel and AMD processors. A company ...